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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
MR. powDERIY ON LABOR PUBLICATIONS

PHILADELPHIA, June 23 (SpeeaD.-In The Journal Or
United Labor OF Saturday T. " Powderly will say over
his ow name to the charge that he opposed
the sale OF George McNcirs book, Tho Labor Move
ment":
While 1t that am not connected with tue puooaHoh
of tho book any opposed TO IL or s sale Not
only did not oppose the publication OF the article that
eared in Ths North derccn Rers but gave 10 Brother
McNs reprint that article or any other tnat
might eptable from that magazine Msmoors Oh .no
ORDER will know all statements made regarng my oppo
ony Sad y ns 10 give The ksDor so
mnnts believe II TO be book of labor. In which the
reader Of the causes Tor whioh o
0rgsnfed into union: hSa and Is SoWS ey.rS man
my opinion "Tbe Labor Movement VIII De nsttucuveo on
that point as well matter OF history oil trades unions
never have through the columns Of me yournd OF IN any
other paper or by of private Communication or ~
word oil mouth said done anything 10 urc tho ae OF ho
book I'm and from this time FORTH no matte what the
Know that is untrue shall the future any
thlnr publication or book unless
opposition 10 the interests OF the order o e
Knignts OF Labor
ORE HANDLERS THREATEN GENERAL STRIKE.
CLEVELAND Ohio, juno 30 tspeeab. b.-Thelstrking ore
handlers held meeting to-day and resolved TO Issue
nocs to all concerns unless the NewYork, Penu-
sylvania and Ohio Company came to some satisfactory
agreement with the men between now and MONDAY
general strike OF ore handlers will be called Tor CeVe
land. saudusky. Erie Ashtabula and Fairport
PfrrsBURo Juno 23.-T z. Barry, Of the General Ex-
ecutive Board Knights OF Labor. who has been nyesu
eating the strike OF the handlers at Cleveland says
The strike was represented u us, anu When We
arranged settlement the men refused 10 hooePe ,uo
tsrns VI their employers on technicaty iho hh6n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

GREAT INJURY TO CROPS FROM GRAsSHOPPERS
CuIcAGo June pa dispatch from 81 Paul To- TIE Times
says rashoppers thick In The vicinity OF pernsm ~
after careful observation ana upon c2
Bile stated that 5000 acres OF grain ana garden
destroyed already WITHIN rauus o iour
miles around Perham
THE JURY COULD NOT AGREE
ST LOUIS 23-The jury before whom Cora Lee has
been on murder today disagreed and were us
charged. srt
HANGING HIMSELF IN HIS CELL
BRATTLEBoRo w. June 23John Sugland on tral or the
murder of Helen Burt whose body was found In the Con.
nectcu RIVER on SUNDAY committed suicide by hanging In
his cell here this afternoon.
ROBBING A NEWPORT COTTAGE ,
NEwPoRT June 23.-Ths summer home OF Professor VIII
lam Gammel Of Providence was boxen INTO ~ an early
hour morning and largo quantity OF silver anu oter
stolen.
ARRESTED AS A LEADER OF BANDITa
ANTONIO, June 23.-Iast night Deputies Eins
and Faulkner George Shoan well Known gamoier
formerly Marshal OF Luug the charge oil being The uAn
robDer leader. Captain DICK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
BISHOPS DENoUNCING COERCION.
ENGLAND's PROSPERITY AND IRELAND's GRIEF AN
WRATH,

ENGLAND's PROSPERITY AND 1RELANDs GRIEF AND
WRATH.
DUBLIN June 23-The annual meeting OF Catholic
archbishops and bishops was held at Maynooth college
to-day. Archbishop Walsh presided. resolution was
passed again denouncing the coercion measure before
Parliament
United Ireland, William O'Brcns paper. says Ire
land the only civilized country IN the world which did
not share in the jubilee celebration She stood serny
and sorrowfuly aloof Irelands place ought 10 nave
been beside England at the throne. Irish blood and
brains holped TO build the empire Poverty misery and
slavery are her reward she shared Englands laDors
but she may not share her triumphs Engsnds JOY Is
for fifty years liberty prosperity and progress The
irish grief and wrath for fifty OF misery fam
Inc and oppression England numbered by me strng
giles OF a sulen captive. when she might purchase by
Justice the aid and comfort OF a friend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
THE EUROPEAN BUGBEAR.
LILLE BRITISH CABINET HASTILY SUMMONED

THE BRITISH CABINET HASTILY SUMMONED TO
CONSIDER TUE EGYPTIAN CONVENTION.
LONDON, June 23-A hastily summoned Cabinet meet
ing held to-day consider ths hitch In regard to
the Ango-Turksh convention in. reference to Egypt
The Secretary OF War abandoned his intention TO be
present the review OF troops at Adersho in order to
attend council The Government are irrtated at the
opposition to the convention the part OF France and
Russia.
PARIS. June 23.-The Journal des Debas denies that
the French and Russian Ambassadors at Constantnopie
have sent note to the threatening that would
result If the Egyptian convention were ratified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

THE COUNTESS WAS ANXIOUS TO BE KIDNAPPED
LONDON, June 23.-The Countess Campos, the young
heiress who was carried of Paris by her lover has
arrived in England and is staying at Dover The Count;
ess was accompanied to Dover py NJ. Garboeuf' her
lover and three other The Campos family agent
and French detective armed with warrant, visited
the hotel where the Countess is staying accompanied by
the Spanish Consul The Consul explained TO Mile
Canpos how her family felt her abduction and that
the warrant for 10 her from her
and restore her 10 her family She declared
tat sbe wished marry NJ Garboeuf and that she was
not prisoner against her will Upon this declaration
the English police refused to sanction her arrest rs she
was of legal age and was qualified TO act for herself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
DID THE BRIG GO DOWNf

COLLISION IN DENSE FOG OFF THE COAST BE-
TWEEN A STEAMER AND SAILING VESSEL
BALTIMORE, June 23-Captain Hummel, Of the British
steamship Leo which arrived here this evening from
Rotterdam, reports that ON Tuesday last, at about
O'Clock in the evening" his vessel in collision with
the British brigantine Aldwyth, Of Prince EDWARDS
Island, which carrying cargo OF sugar from st.
Lucia to Now.York The collision occurred off Cape Hen
lopen in dense fog Three OF the briggs crew jumped
aboard the ero but though the steamer laid around for
several hours nothing could be OF the brig The only
damage to the Lcro the loss Of her foretopmasL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
A GENEROUS GIFT By JOHN wAYAMAKER

GENEKUJN
PHILADELPHIA, June % (Spcciab.-John Wanamaker
sent tho following letter to Miss AMMO Mcdowell
secretary Of the insurance association Of his EN-
ployes:
al learn this is your birthday, and as I want to
establish library for the convenience Of our women
sok MANY of whom, I am sure, must be great
readers will make this the time TO do II. With your
permission N shal be known as tho Mcdowell Free
As worker for women. | wish you would select the
books locate tho cases, make the rules ana Put tho
library In operation quickly rs possible"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

ST PETERSBURG. June 23It IL nearly certain that the
Car and Czarna will before long visit Copenhagen, and
that from there tho Car will go 10 meet the Emperor
William and perhaps, the Emperor Francis Joseph OF
Austria.
M,scuEsrER June o3-The fire caused by the explo-
sion In Roberts, Dale Il Co.'S chemical works
has been overcome Great damage was done 70 Pomona
Palace aud many other buildings TO which the nancs
spread fireman aud girl were killed.
PARIS June 23-The Jnrans0ednt reports that
Fenian banquet was hold In Belieyillc subnrb OF ars
June 21s Fuly members OF the brosberhood were
presOat Messfs Casey, Blake, Mahoncy and sullivan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

PHILADELPHIA June o. Henry v Lesley the defaulting
secretary of tho Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal Company, who was arrested on SATURDAY
last was arragned this afternoon before Magistrate
smith on charge OF forgery and embezzlemeno
Tho amount stolen by Lesley and his cousin John A.
L. wilson, who is now In custody in Toronto, Canada,
and whowas also official Of the company subsequent
to Iesley's dismissal, will reach nearly 5000,
Counsel Tor the prisoner waived bearing and In de-
fault of $50 600 bail Lesley returned to prison
Ia answer at the present term of court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
nrxsrR1xa TILE pExxsYLYAYIA RoAD.

wnMfSGToS Del, Juno 23-At Havrc-de- Grace. No.
this morning the corones jury the case OF Alexander
Gantlom Of Washington, who was killed In tho railroad
collisiou on Tuesday evening rendered vercs censnr
inc ths railroad company and its employees for the
reckless manper and high rate Of speed 10 runnms
through city. thereby endanserns 'ns "'s' VI '
citizens and the travelling public"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

NEW BsHoP-The Rev. John W. Bardsey. arch
deacon OF the diocese OF Liverpool has been appointed
bishop of soder and Man.
THE NoRHAM CASTLE AGRoUSD.-The steamship Nor
ham Castle which started around the British Isles with
party OF after the yachts In the jubilee
race has grounded In the mud in Banry Bay She VIII
float again at high tide. Her passengers are safe
THE MANCHESTER CASAI>-The Rothsohilds and Barlngs
will issue "a preference shares OF the Manches
ter Canal Company provided Parliament passes the bill
authorizing the issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
GOOD HEALTH OF THE GERMAN GROWN PRINCE

GOOD HEALTH OF THE GEKMAN GROWN PKINCE
LONDON June 23-The Lancet says: Crown Prince
Frederick william OF Germany, is enjoying excellent
health The appearance OF the larynx is quite satisfac
tory There is congestion, but the ventrcuar bands
are slightly relaxed Solution Of perchlode Of iron has
been applied on several occasions II probable that
more Of the growth will be remov ed early next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
REMOVING THE MAYOR OF CORK,

CORK June 23.-In consequence OF the action OF the
Mayor Of Cork hostng black flag the occasion OF
the Jubilee and because Of his having shown favor TO
Nationalist Mr. Plunkett, the divisional magistrate has
superseded him. and has ordered that only resident
paid M agistrate shall try prisoners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
SEVEN KILLED AND FORTY INJURED.

SYDNEY, N g. W., June 28-By the wrecking OF train
on the Hawkesbury Railway to-day persons were
forty others injured The accident was eau sed
by the failure tho brakes 70 work while the train
going down incline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
THE oHARLEs1o on srERYP0sr CAST

FRANCISCO. CAL, June 23-The steel s,ernpost for
the cruiser Charleston successfully cast here yester
day. The post twenty two feet longon the keel with
an upright OF twenty feet and weighs upward OK nfteen
thousand pounds It was clamed by the Eastern com.
p.ors fer building OF the cruiser thata post of the
sze necessary could not be the Pacinc coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
TO APPEAL FOR EQUAL THROUGH RATES

CHICAGO June 23.-Ata meeting OF the Central franc
Association held here today 10 consider the serious cut
in rates to the seaboard made by tho Wabash western
Railway 1t was resolved that Chairman Fink and the
Eastern trunk lines he appealed TO for such action az
would adequately protect their western connections ana
n,avent the decentralization that must follow the un
authorized rates OF tho Wabash Western. Tho trunk
lines wero asked to require the Observance OF equal
throuoh rates 10 the extent necessary OF withdrawing
through tariffs aud through line arrangements Win ais
turbing roads,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
THE DAWN wITHDRAws.

LONDON, June 23.-The yacht Dawn has Withdrawn
from the Jubilee account OF fog.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

THE PROVIDENCE STILL FAST AGROUND.
NEWPORT June 23.-The steamer Providence is still
hard and fast In tho sand Dyers Island, although
another attempt made at high water this morning to
float her 1t may be days before she be got
off BY lighters and other means.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

LONDON, Juno 23-United States Consul-General
Waller presided at Jubilee banquet given TO- night at
the Hotel Metropole by the foreign consus in London
Two hundred persons present including represen
tatyes of forty nations Toasts offered TO Queen
Victoria foreign soveregns and presidents and the
poration OF London. This the first banquet given by
the new foreign consuls' society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
THE CASE OF DEFAULTER WILSON.

TORONTO June pa formal information laid
against Wilson, defaulng Of the Delaware
Canal Company before the county judge today and ho
was remanded for trial on July 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
nm coMnAr ruE CHANGE IN GA

sPRIsGFrELD, Ill, Juno 23-Many OF the Leading
breeders and shippers OF cattle OF the Central portion OF
the State held meeting to-day and Effected fofina
for purpose combating the proposed
change In rates for the shipment Of cattle from the car
lot p Ian to tho plan OF shipment by weight They also
AJAX tie Secretary OF the Treasury to prohibit he snip
ment OF cattle from Canada TO tho United states nh.
the sbpent OF cattle from Scotland AS shall insure GER
tain Immunity TO the United states from tue ,
pleuro pneumonia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

BELGRADE, June GA report has been received here
from Bulgaria that NJ stambulof. Of the Regents
and NJ Ziykof president OF the sobranje, have beer
seized by conspirators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

TO PROROGUE PARLIAMENT IN AUGUST.
LONDON. juno 24.-The Cabinet has decided TO pro-
rogue Parliament about the middle of August 1t 10
ported In Unonis quarters that strong opposition be
offered the proposed supplementary Crimes bill will be
dropped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
TIE ANTHRACITE TONNAGE TO BE DIVIDED.

THE ANTHRACITE TONNAGE TO BE DIVIDED.
PHILADELPHIA, June % SpecfdD-Beginning Win
this week the Reading and Pennsylvania Railroad COM
panIes will divide anthracite tonnage In tno
vr.v Tb, former will deliver to the latter 100000
ton, OF coal alta point near Potsve, which is to be
hauled at the regular toll rate for the Reading This
will Weld the Pennsylvania Railroad Company aoo1t
sufciept money the fixed charges on the schuy
kin Valley branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

made speeches vowing vengeance against England for
the wrongs she has made Ireland suffer-
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CAUSING THE REARREsT OF BANK OFFICIALS
WILTSHIRE. sOF THE WHEAT CLIQUE, ALSO AR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24


PHILADELPHIA. June % (SpeeiaD-The Reading Rail-
road Company has leased five out OF Its eleven furnaces
in the schuylki Valley, and Of tho others several are
likely to be leased In short time and put In operation
The Reading Coal and Iron Company Is also making
arran sements to lease all OF Its iron ore lands
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company reports
that Its business out Of this city Is rapidly In
crcasng and that 1t Is taking from philadelphia IL
per cont Of all tho westbound business II Will soon
have completed bonded warehouse, and will have q
line Of freight steamers plying between IN" CITY Apu
foreign points n,,
There was another hearing this morning In the Robin
foreclosure suit before Masters Dallas and fooch'
though but little done In answer TO can OF r
Ashhurs Francis l. Gowen, representing the Reading
Railroad Company, submitted printed description OF
the company real estate and other property and also
statements OF all the liens against the same.
TRAIN ROBBERS INTERCEPTED By TELEPHONE
CHICAGO June GA dispatch from Detroit, Mich,
referring the train robbery reported briefly yesterday
says The train had been sidetracked near sarna to
await clear track and while It waiting hve mon
boarded OF the seepers and proceeded systemac-
ally berth by BERTH making little disturbance as pos
sble Several passengers gave up their vauables with
out protest, but others beigerone and the
the rear sleeper While they there one or the
despoicd went TO telephone and asked Toe
Port Huron authorities 10 send officers TO arrest tue rop
bers The sarnia officials communicated with, ana
finally detachments from both towns surrounded tne
train and secured two OF the meL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

uLUM1NATIoNs EvERYwHERE-Thh
V.,,,s puoYANr HEALTH AND SPIRITS
s.,rxp1p SUCCESS OF THE CHiLDhhNS
r,cx1o-"rHE PAIL MALL" sNARLiNG
MR. BLAINEs NUMEROUS INVITA-
TroNs AND ATTENTIONS
,.wc.pY . tn rHY TRIBUEE.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

The London papers of course overflow with ac-
counts Of all these marvellous events and comments
on them Their tone is with scarcely an exception
one of profound loyalty. This harmony is broken
Tor a moment by the shril soprano OF Mr. Stead,
who cannot conceal his vexation at the success OF
the great popular demonstrations Of Tuesday.
Tie wonders in "The lall Mall GaAette' how long
twill all last thinks during the Queens lifetime,
but doubts about the Prince Of Wales. With that
Kindly good taste so Characteristic Of him and his
Journal he asks "Wil the fat little bald man in
red who cut so poor figure in yesterdays pro-
cession reign over usp' But Mr.. Steads
bitter bufoonery passes unnoiced amid the general
10y Of the Jubilee, which Is quite as much the
peoRes the Queens.
Mr. Blaine has preferred to keep himself in the
BACKGROUND during most Of these proceedings. In
vitations and attentions of many kinds have been
offered him, many through the American legation,
but be has declined most of them. His visit to
Mr. Gladstone Saturday at the Dollis Hill garden
patty brought him in contact with scarcely single
person Of distinction except his host. He returned
10 London, however, too late to attend the Lord
Mayors dinner the sane evening" but went TO the
Duchess OF st. Adams party at ii and there
fund himself in the centre Of the fashonab world
lie went on later 10 the Gallery Club which was
acd with not less numerous company, including
many OF the best known and women in
london Sunday evening Mr.. Blaine, who had
called at the Legation in Lowndcs Square on
Saturday afternoon, met the American Minister,
Sir William HarcouIt Aad Others at dinner, and on
Monday was invited to Lady Ardilaun's very in
seresting party in Carlton House Terrace. On
tuesday he xmained at his hotel all day, and saw
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREVlTIES.

Gen. E. S. Billiard. of Saratoga, who, it was
rumored, was among those killed in the Tifin
railroad disaster arrived at Denver. Col, yes
terday.
At Brockton. Mass, yesterday, John Edwin
Grace, carpenter, shot his wife, Emma Fran
ces. and then ATTEMPTED to take his own life.
Both will probably die. Jealousy.
The laity of Bishop Stevens's Epsconal do
cese have presented the Bishop with ST. 600 as
token of their esteem, and to mark the compile
ton of the twenty fifth year of prelacy.
At ST. Louis. yesterday. Judge Treat, in the
United States District Court, sentenced Joseph
Il. White, of Waco, Tex, who has been in jai
| since August. 1885, a charge preferred by the
United States government, of counterfeitine
Brazilian Treasury notes. to three years in the
penitentiary. His brother, Lucius White, who
turned States evidence and who has also beer
in Jail, will be released.
A horrible murder committed at the Cher
~ VALLEY school house, near Eldorado Springs
Mo-, on Tuesday night AT PRAYER meeting
which was being held at the schoo-house, a mar
| named Cakes raised disturbance and upon be
ing requested to desist by farmer named
Clark. drew knife and cut the latters throa
from ear to ear. Cakes was arrested and will
have preliminary hearing next Saturday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-07
THE LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

Gladstone, to Please Dissenting Liberals, Will
Consens TO Modify His Home ule Plan.
LONDON, Jan. THE Standard says Mr..
Gladstone is prepared TO modify his hone-rule
scheme. with view to conciliate the dissentient
Liberals, and is willing to confine the powers of
the Irish legislative bodies to questions ex-
clusively Irish delegated to il
LONDON, Jan. Cit is expected that Lord
Salisbury will make no further effort to com
plete his Cabinet with Wings. but will fill the
vacant Offices with Conservatives.
The Right Hon. Edward Stanhope, at present
Colonial Secretary, has accepted the Office OF
Secretary for War. Lord Iddesleigh has not
yet decided 70 accept the suggestion to relin-
quish the foreign secretaryship in favor of Lord
Salisbury. If Lord Iddesleigh decides to resign
she office. he will probably take Mr.. Stanhope 8
place as Colonial Secretary. The MARQUIS OF
Lansdowne's declination OF the office proffered
by the Marquis of Salisbury has been received
by the latter
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-07
Business Embarrassment.

CIS cINNATI, JAM 6.-Thomson, Stewart &
Co., Wholesale milliners, assigned this after
noon.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Jan. 6-Born & Co.. hat
tiers, failed to-day. Liabilities, $4,000 assets
about So. 600.
MOBILE, Ala. Jan. 6-The Alabama In
snrance Company and the Citizens Insurance
Company made o general assignment to day.
Both companies were organized about two years
ago, with 10 per cent capital paid They
were very successful at first and gained largo
assets, all of which were gobbled up by Presi-
dent Geolet, last year. Since that time they
have struggled to retrieve their fortunes, doing
a rather wild foreign business until the newt
able end came to-day.
New YORK, Jan. 6-The failure of E. Duncan
Sniffei, an advertising agent. was announced to-
dav. The liabilities are about 500. 600, but the
assets are not yet known. The principal
cause for the failure was the assignment
of the Duffy Malt Whisky Company,
Snifen holding notes to the value of $50, 900,
Endorsed by w. b, Duffy, for advertising.
When the Duffy assignment was made no men
tion of Sniffen was made. After the failure he
had hopes of making arrangements with the
holders of the Duffy notes for an extension OF
time. but yesterday George w. Laird & CO.,
the manufacturers of Lard's Bloom of Youth,
failed. AS Sniffen held $40 900 of the firms pa
per he found the only thing he could do was Il
assign. The business will be continued.